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Here in Canada, we have our own agencies where we can file complaints.

I'm gonna fight to get my money back. I'm sure that in some way my broker did something wrong. I need to find the right angle.

Can you give me the link were you see thoses trades? I have a screen capture of those from the Nasdaq website but a link would be appreciated.

4300 shares were mine. The trades for the other 1000 shares were cancelled 56 minutes later but not mine. I really wonder why another order to sell at that ridiculous price came right after mine. Usually when an order is very far from the market, my broker cancel the order immediately. I feel...

BCOR. The day before earnings. I thought that it would go down. It did for some time but it went back up at the end of the day. And still up today.

There was a buyer of 4300 shares at $18.85 on another platform than ARCA but my broker sent the order to ARCA. Is this reprehensible?

Since I called by brokerage firm right after the event and they didn't do anything to cancel that order before the morning after, do you think that they could be held responsible?

I'm in Montreal. My broker is Disnat.

I called my broker right after. They checked with the people at Arca and they said that everything was fine.

There was a technical glitch and my 4300 shares were sold $10 below the closing price on ARCA on May, 3rd at 4:21 pm. A loss of $43,000. If you see many posts from me in the coming days, don't be surprised. I'm trying to find some answers to convince my broker that this order should be...

I want to check the history of the orders placed for a specific stock on ARCA. Is it possible? If so, where can I find such information?

I supposed that if I'm the first one to offer my shares they will be bought first if me and someone else offer shares at the exact same price. Right?

When a sale order goes to ARCA after hours, is it reviewed by someone before it goes public?